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Hardmac reports that Intel’s new 6-core Core i7-980X is due to become widely available in March, leading to speculation that Apple may once again be able to gain early access to the new processors and release updated Mac Pro models as early as later …
Hardmac reports that new ultra-low voltage Intel chips, introduced earlier this month as part of a major roll-out in conjunction with CES and presumably destined for the next revision to Apple’s MacBook Air, are not yet being produced in mass quanti…
Spanish site faq-mac.com, which was first to note an Intel promotion yesterday apparently revealing at least one forthcoming MacBook Pro based on the company’s new Core i5 processors, now reports [Google translation] that Intel has revised the promot…
Spanish site faq-mac.com reports [Google translation] that chipmaker Intel has sent an e-mail to members of its Intel Retail Edge program touting a chance for participants to win one of two MacBook Pro notebooks based on Intel’s new Core i5 processor…
In: Rumors
7 Jan 2010After all the lead up, Intel finally officially announced the new Core i7, i5 and i3 chips this morning. These chips were previously known by the Arrandale and Clarksdale codenames.
In: Rumors
7 Jan 2010After all the lead up, Intel finally officially announced the new Core i7, i5 and i3 chips this morning. These chips were previously known by the Arrandale and Clarksdale codenames. The new chips represents the arrival of the 32nm manufactu…
The embargo is up for news and reviews on Intel’s new Arrandale mobile processors. Arrandale represents the 32-nm die shrink of the Nehalem processors and will represent the first Nehalem processors that are usable in a laptops such as the MacBook …
In: IT| Mac Support| Tutorials
18 Dec 2009In February 2006, Apple introduced the Intel-based Mac mini (Early 2006). This model and later models of Mac mini use a different power adapter than models of Mac mini released before 2006. The two power adapters are not interchangeable, and should only be used with the model of Mac mini they shipped with
In: IT| Mac Support| Tutorials
18 Dec 2009In February 2006, Apple introduced the Intel-based Mac mini (Early 2006). This model and later models of Mac mini use a different power adapter than models of Mac mini released before 2006. The two power adapters are not interchangeable, and should only be used with the model of Mac mini they shipped with. Read on to learn how to identify which power adapter to use with each Mac mini computer.
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